Question 1

is there any contraindecation in using glucophage (metformin) with antiacid drug?

Accepted Answer

Interactions: Taking glucophage (metformin) and antacids shouldn't cause a significant interaction, but i would not take the glucophage (metformin) immediately after taking the antacid or vice versa to ensure good absorption of the glucophage (metformin).

Question 2

what is glucophage (metformin)?

Accepted Answer

Glucophage (metformin) is: An oral medication usually used to treat type 2 diabetes mellitus.

Question 3

what is glucophage (metformin) used for?

Accepted Answer

Glucophage (metformin): Metformin is primarily for type 2 diabetes, also  experimentally  for polycystic ovarian disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease & premature puberty.

Question 4

can glucophage (metformin) eat by pregnant woman?

Accepted Answer

Yes: While some human data suggests low risk of taking metformin during pregnancy, the information is limited.Thus, the preferred treatment is insulin, fproviding better sugar control/ will not cross the placenta. Also remember that dietary control/ physical activity are corner stone of diabetes care.Goal is healthy baby /healthy mom. Work closely with your doctor for a better outcome.Take care.

Question 5

is it safe to use glucophage (metformin) while pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Insulin: Ideally Insulin is recommended during pregnancy due to its safety. Glucophage (metformin) ins pregnancy category b which means that animal studies did not show any fetal effects but we do have any controlled studies to confirm it in humans.

Question 6

what is the treatment for glucophage (metformin) overdose?

Accepted Answer

Monitoring mostly: To my knowledge, close monitoring is the main thing I am aware of.  Glucophage (metformin) does not cause the blood sugar to drop, so hypoglycemia/hypoglycemic shock isn't a worry.  The biggest worry i can think of is liver damage, kidney damage, and most importantly acidosis from the production of lactic acid, which can be life-threatening.

Question 7

could glucophage (metformin) cause shoulder and back pain?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: Metformin has side effects, but shoulder and back pain aren't generally seen. While anything is possible, look for other possible causes. You can always stop the drug and then restart it later if the symptoms go away.

Question 8

does glucophage (metformin) and duphaston prevents miscarriages?

Accepted Answer

Miscarriage: Duphaston is a Progesterone derivative it was approved in some markets to prevent miscarriage glucophage (metformin) is useful Insulin sensitized and. Has been used to improve pregnancy outcome in patients with pcos.

Question 9

is ice pick headache normal when you're on glucophage (metformin)?

Accepted Answer

No: This medicine does not commonly cause people to get headaches. If you are having a headache problem, see your doctor.

Question 10

does glucophage (metformin) lead to better chance of getting pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Selected patients: In women who are not ovulating regularly due to Insulin resistance, glucophage (metformin) may help with becoming pregnant.

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